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Brian Richards

@rzen.net

Event Producer @WPSessions.com. Father to 3 boys. Husband to ‪@kjrichards. Also on Mastodon: https://indieweb.social/@rzen (Pronounced "risen", as in, "He is risen.")

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LoopConf@loopconf.com · 12mo ago

🎙 New at @thewpminute.com: @rzen.net & @matthewmedeiros.bsky.social go behind the scenes of #LoopConf’s comeback. Real talk on tickets, sponsors, hybrid events & why in-person WP gatherings still matter. Full interview ➡️ thewpminute.com/loopconf-is-...

LoopConf is back! (London 2025) - The WP Minute

Over a decade after his last appearance on my old Matt Report feed, Brian and I pick up like no time has passed. We talk candidly about what it takes to bring LoopConf back to life, why he acquired…

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Brian Richards@rzen.net · last yr.

If you want to come to @loopconf.com and the ticket cost is the only thing standing in your way, please reach out! I will make sure we can meet your needs and include you in the event. The ONLY reason I'm producing the event is to create opportunity for as many WP devs as possible, including you!

Brian Richards@rzen.net · last yr.

Hello fellow WordPress devs! If your schedule permits, I would be honored if you joined me for @loopconf.com on Sept 25th! I personally curated the schedule and couldn't be happier about the diversity of perspectives and experiences we get to hear. Check it out: loopconf.com

LoopConf@loopconf.com · last yr.

🌐 From teen blogger → indie web champion. @ohhelloana.blog shows why publishing on your own domain is still radical + empowering & how to (re)start your own corner of the web. At #LoopConf 🎟 loopconf.com/sessions/bui...

Building, Sharing, and Owning Your Online Presence | LoopConf

Join Ana on a decades-long digital journey and learn why publishing to your own domain is still one of the most radical, powerful things you can do. From humble beginnings as a teenage blogger, to bec

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Brian Richards@rzen.net · last yr.

I like this take. I may even start sharing joy online again. I stopped posting much ~8yrs ago. The US had just elected a nationalist/populist/fascist, my house had just been robbed (rzen.net/stolen-lego/), and the global outlook was depressing. It didn't seem right to share my trite, happy things.

Help! My entire LEGO collection was stolen! – From the Desk of Brian Richards

Did you take my entire LEGO collection? Because somebody did. If it wasn't you, can you help me find the thief? A list of sets, some photos of the

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Katelyn Burns@katelynburns.com · last yr.

i don't mean to come off as rude but we cannot sustain ourselves on outrage and anger forever. i think it's even more important now to post about other things too. even if it gets less engagement. you never know who will find it cool and interesting.